The bar chart supplies the amount of people in UK countries now, in 1985 and in the future, 50 years after.

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of people in UK countries now, in 1985 and in the future, 50 years after. So, here it is considering the population aged 65 and over , in order to
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England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and
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itself. It is interesting to note that, the average
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percentage
in the eighties is about 14% ,
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in fifty years it won't have big changes by having almost the same average as 24
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. Compared with the other four, the highest population is in Wales, as in
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just over fifteen now and
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after. What about the lowest? Northern Ireland has had not a big population ,
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the results by 2035 won't have a much difference.
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England and UK
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had the same percentage
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15 , by the time. the prediction says
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they will have the same 13% of citizenries as Northern Ireland. Indeed, the number of people in each country
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will increase in these years,
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, the finals can be different. Some of them may end up in the same way,others can have
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rise, who knows.
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